LG V20, the newest flagship phone of LG, has been successfully revealed on Sept. 6. In the launch event, LG pointed out that they listened to the customer feedback and took them into consideration, while designing the V20. They also stated that they used the feedback to decide about the features that need to be kept and removed.
LG V20 Vs. LG V10
The most obvious difference between the V20 and its predecessor V10 is the metal back. LG has decided to switch from a rubberized back to a metal back, which gives the V20 a better premium feel, without sacrificing the MIL-STD-810G certification, XDA Developers reported.
In 2016, the LG V20 has been chosen to be the device to debut the latest Android Nougat. In a nutshell, the V20 is releasing with the most up-to-date Android software. Also, 2016 is the year LG has concentrated more on showcasing the features of the most current version of Android operating system. It is also worthy to note that Google has even used the LG V20 to flaunt some of the new, awesome features of Android Nougat.
LG V20 Specs
Moreover, the V20 is the very first device to feature a 32-bit Hi-Fi Quad DAC, which simply means that audio produced by high-end units will sound much way better than most other devices. The V20 has improved the microphones by supporting 15 extra decibels of audio intake than the previous V10. The LG V20, however, retains the signature removable battery feature, HNGN reported.
While the features seem to be pretty impressive, this isn't everything that is required to produce a hit smartphone. Marketing is still considered a vital factor in how a device is sold, and so far, LG has been doing well in marketing the V20.
LG V20 appears to be a remarkable successor to V10, improving on what was needed without sacrificing a lot of essential features to get there. Watch LG V20 - Hands On - IFA 2016 video here:
